Patient's question:
Okay, here is the translation following your instructions:Okay, in the morning I cough with phlegm, at night it's just light coughing, no high fever, and my spirits are okay too.
Previous treatment history and effectiveness: First saw a Western doctor, used pulmonary clearing and anti-inflammatory medications. Recently for the past week, I've been seeing a TCM doctor. The Chinese medicine is too bitter, and I haven't been taking it properly. Recently, I still occasionally cough with phlegm sometimes.
What kind of help are you looking for: What can I do at home that is long-lasting and edible, and doesn't taste bitter?
Doctor's answer:
What should a patient with persistent cough eat? Help needed to resolve this.Medical advice: Take Anti-inflammatory and Lung-Cleansing Tablets along with Licorice Syrup. You don’t need to take anything else. Drink plenty of plain water and eat some cooling foods. Avoid foods that are harsh on your stomach. Pay attention to prevent stomach issues, which can help prevent further complications. If the cough persists for a long time, it’s recommended to visit a hospital for follow-up.
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